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Cindy Miller demonstrates a pitch shot technique that I bet you have never seen before! Use this circle shot from tough lies around the green to create spin and amaze your playing partners when you hit it close from tricky spots.
Comments (16)
I learned a shot like this from the guy who fitted me and my boss for Edel wedges. His name escapes me right now.. My boss, Leith Anderson, was a top 100 clubfitter.
what type of lie would require this? obviously buried in rough, but how does the club coming in from the top contact the ball better than coming in from behind?
Great tip, even greater stories. More Cindy please!
Cindy, If you're going to open the face of the club, could you just use a 60* wedge (or greater) instead?
Could you show me the picky-uppy swing again...(Cracked me up)...Love your style of coaching, it's refreshing.
Thanks for the tip!
Great info!
Thank you for the reminder of this shot technique - learned years ago from Tony Keim in Erie, Pa.
Michael Grab
Do you need to open up your stance commensurate with how much your club face is open? (E.g. club face open 10 degrees, therefore stance open 10 degrees?). Thanks
Thanks Cindy, great tip. What distance can this be used for? Would have to be a higher lofted club, so I assume only short shots around the green, but curious if there is an application for a longer shot option.
I learned a shot like this from the guy who fitted me and my boss for Edel wedges. His name escapes me right now.. My boss, Leith Anderson, was a top 100 clubfitter.
what type of lie would require this? obviously buried in rough, but how does the club coming in from the top contact the ball better than coming in from behind?